Into the blue
By hoalarg1
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I saw you after you had emptied
your spring bags
one winter
just when he left you
eyes bursting wet
mine too
note in clenched fist
smudged torn
your primal screams
pierced history's dreams
sliced time in two;
dignity dined alone
Your jigsaw pieces strewn
without edges
unfixable
leaving you there searching
through the remains
hunting clues
under back-room rubble
Returning, you were sleeping
coiled and twisted
foetal-faced frowning
disappearing
to a place you could call home
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This poem squirms with pain,
This poem squirms with pain, so hard to see the ones we love suffer.
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This poem describes the pain
This poem describes the pain of heartbreak at a distance, but it still throbs. It's our facebook and twitter pick of the day!
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dignity dined alone. yes,
dignity dined alone. yes, indeed, more pity than we need. Brilliant.
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Amazing use of language and
Amazing use of language and images. Jigsaw pieces... Indeed.
Linda
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